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11243 E Willis Rd Chandler, AZ 85286
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Moving to or from Chandler, AZ? U-Haul cargo and enclosed trailers are intelligently designed to protect and secure your precious belongings, while our open utility trailers are perfect for hauling building supplies, landscaping materials or bulky items. U-Haul car trailers have EZ load ramps for effortless loading of vehicles while our motorcycle trailers are lightweight and easy to tow. Get FREE trailer rental rate quotes in Chandler, AZ, 85286 today.
Cargo trailers in Chandler, AZ are lightweight, aerodynamic, and engineered for better fuel economy which makes it easy to tow behind any vehicle. Millions of families use our enclosed cargo trailers to move every year. U-Haul has a large selection of enclosed trailers to rent in-town or one way, review our cargo trailer sizes and reserve a trailer rental online at Pioneer Landscaping Materials Willis!
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great service. I was very pleased. the staff was very helpful and friendly. I recommend them without reservation.
I rented a 6'X12' trailer from this location on Saturday 9/27/14 at 2:00pm for a time period of 6hrs. I scheduled the trailer online and later received a phone call from a employee at Pioneer Landscaping to inform me that the close at 4:00pm and would not be open for me to return the trailer. She stated that I could return the trailer on Monday between 8:00am and 8:15am and if not there by 8:15am then a extra day would be charged. I agree to the arrangement and rented the trailer. Well things did go as planned on Saturday due to the Storm that occurred ( rain and hail etc.). So the job I was doing was delayed which cause me to need the trailer on Monday. I needed that trailer Monday and Tuesday 9/29 and 9/30/14 returned on 10/1/14. It was told to me that I would not be charged for Sunday 9/28/14 due to the fact that pioneer was not open on Sunday. When I returned to trailer the C.S. rep told me he would charge me for all five days. I explained to him what was told me and he told me that there was nothing that he could do. Big mistake for renting from this place. If this is in fact U-hauls policy then no more renting from U-haul. The website didn't reflect the correct hours for the location.
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I have a 75 ft front city lot (South 10ft, drive 30ft, North 35ft). I have two large mature Ash trees on the main and North side of the house. It faces East. I do not want to take them down yet but I would like to begin replacing them so I have a more mature tree when I do take them down. I do not feel like I have much room. How far away do I need to plant the new tree? Do I need to take an Ash down? Other advice? The yard is about 25ft deep. Also, I am looking at a Black or Honey Locust or a Tulip tree. Any other ideas advice or input? |
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That is no guarantee. If the sound card doesn't have USB-IF logos (other
than the trident describing the connector), and the "USB" Audiophile
doesn't have them, you need to be wary.
I used to own a M-audio Quattro, which is listed in the Alsa sound card
matrix, but it really doesn't work properly. The sound card isn't USB
audio compliant, M-audio knows it and will not do anything about it and
they don't have to as they don't use the USB-IF logos which would make
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Is it possible to propagate a walking iris from a plantlet that is cut before rooting? There are some pretty yellow ones at my work that have many many plantlets, and I would like to take some home. (I have permission from the groundskeeper to take cuttings of the plants) |
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Diane Hombach, there you go making up stories again. You better do a little research. Mississippi does have the lowest test scores but so does California. Texas has been all over the place but when you add in the millions of illegal alien kids that's what you get. I think you should pay an extra 20% of your taxes for these poor kids. After all democrats are so caring and understanding. Oh wait, they are just caring and understanding when it's someone else's money.
Cuomo's politics drive education spending priorities
Cuomo's politics drive education spending priorities
Schenectady schools are facing a $10 million budget shortfall next year and are scrambling to cut programs. Just like last year, the year before, and the year before that.
Superintendent [Laurence] Spring discovered that under a formula for state aid ordered by the Court of Appeals, our district has only been receiving 54 percent of what we are entitled to, and being shortchanged by Albany to the tune of $62 million per year. Gov. Cuomo's response, when this was brought to his attention a year ago, was a yawn and a plea of poverty. He has oh-so-graciously increased our state aid by 2.3 percent in his current budget proposal.
But don't worry, the governor still cares about education. In fact, he's pledged to rescue New York City's charter schools now under attack by [Mayor] Bill DiBlasio; he'll fund an extra year of schooling for every child in the state under a universal pre-K program; and he'll pay for college for incarcerated felons. Tthis week the Legislature's Hispanic caucus demanded $25 million in so-called "Dream Act" money to pay illegal aliens' college, which I predict will be added to the budget.
So Andrew Cuomo apparently has untold millions to finance his personal political war with New York City's mayor and to score political points with his base, but no money to comply with an order from the state's highest court to provide our kids with the "sound, basic education" our state onstitution promises.
Shame on him. If any Schenectadians vote for him next time, shame on them.
Larry DeAngelus
Pass law to protect kids from chemicals
Shockingly, it is legal for children's products such as dolls, baby car seats and clothing to contain toxic chemicals. Why aren't there laws that ban the use of these chemicals?
There are too many loopholes in the FDA Toxic Substance Control Act passed in 1976. Although it was designed to protect people and the environment from harmful substances, over 62,000 chemicals were grandfathered in and assumed safe. Around 22,000 more chemicals have since been developed for use in products. It is currently not required for any new chemicals to be thoroughly tested for safety.
The state Legislature has the power to pass the Child Safe Products Act this session (S.4614 Boyle/A.6328 Sweeney). If passed, chemicals of high concern that are found in children's products will be identified. From this list, a smaller list of priority chemicals of high concern will be identified. Manufacturers will need to report if these chemicals are present in children's products and eventually eliminate the use of these products.
Consumers should not have to be on the lookout for [toxic] chemicals in products. Passing this bill will ensure consumer, employee, community and investor safety and confidence. This is our chance to be a part of chemical reform, protect children, and shift the market to use safer chemicals in products we use every day.
Lisa Battiste
Act of kindness small, but oh so meaningful
I am a student at Fulton-Montgomery Community College. Recently some of the students and a sociology teacher, John van Bladel, promoted random acts of kindness week.
The committee came up with "Glove One Another Day." Then we had to figure out where could we get dozens of gloves to promote this idea.
I started calling glove manufacturers in nearby communities. One call was to Swany Glove Co. in Johnstown. I did not expect to get a call back, but I did from a special person named Donna.
Donna did not hesitate to help our cause. In fact she provided us with more than what I was asking for. I explained to her what we were trying to promote at FMCC — such as civility and acts of kindness — and she was glad to help our cause.
There are still people who promote their own acts of kindness; Donna is one. All of us at FMCC who participated in Glove One Another Day want to say a great big thank you to Donna. Without people like her, civility and kindness would be nonexistent. Remember, the small things we do for others makes all the difference.
Sallie E. Curtis
Gov't policies have us pretty well covered
Poor Wallace Hughes [March 9 letter] bemoaned the fact that federal policies are horrible and do not work.
I believe the policy that allows him to drive on federal highways from here to California works pretty well. Our Army, Navy, Air Force etc. work protecting his butt pretty well. EPA protects his water and food pretty well.
Small businesses can finally offer their employees affordable health insurance, with benefits that actually cover services. Plus Medicare works pretty well for our parents.
He must realize that red states led by Republican governors, like Texas for example, have the lowest high school test scores and the highest number of welfare recipients. Oh, yes, those red-state governors all have health insurance, but they are not allowing 5 million of their constituents to see a doctor!
Our health care system was not envied around the world; in fact it ranked 37th out of 190 countries. Chile beats the United States per the World Health Organization! Fortunately, many Americans will no longer be shut out of health insurance due to a pre-existing condition, etc. Medical bills are the No. 1 cause of bankruptcy.
Conservatives/Republicans like Mr. Hughes are oblivious to the eight years of trickle-down that didn't trickle down, and how long it's taking to clean up that mess.
Diane Hombach
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1. There is no policy that "allows" us to drive on federal highways, these highways were built due to the efforts of hardworking taxpayers and belong to us, not the government.
2. While the rank and file boots on the ground members of our military are no doubt the finest, the pentagon is a bloated corrupt government agency full of connected fat cats who care nothing for our fighting men and women. Their only care is how line their pockets with our money.
3. The EPA is in no way responsible and has no oversight over the food we eat. That would be the USDA. The EPA is nothing but a gravy train for the government, extorting dollars of big businesses that can afford it, and using nazi like tactics against small businesses and individuals to trample private property rights and discourage any kind of entrepeneurial endeavor.
4. If you really think that the unmitigated disaster called Obamacare has helped small business in any way, why don't you just go and open small business and see how that works out for you.
5. Dollar for dollar, blue states are at the bottom of barrel as far as education, with NY being dead last.
6. A little research would show you that every major advance in modern medicine has come from the United States private sector. Can you tell me of any major advances that have come from countries with socialized medicine? While we're at it, how many of these countries with "free" healthcare have little or no military of their own, because we protect them free of charge?
7. Trickle down works very well, if people choose to get out of bed every morning and participate in it.
We are the UNITED STATES of America, not the United state of America. There is not now nor will there ever be an economic model showing that centralized government benefits anyone other than the wanna be dictators who advocate for it. The most recent example of course being the European Union which fell apart before it got off the ground. The indisputable failed economies of the blue states, and the booming economies of the red states are proof alone government intervention is nothing but an anchor.


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Hi Pete!
I have been shopping around for a Cal. King and found the Stearns & Foster Chasity "Ultra Firm" (no pillow top) at Sears…Seems like this is the one I want, but I know it also goes by other names. If I read right, I think the Twila series is the same. Can you confirm the name, and what Ultra Firm would be for the Twila? Seems like I can't find the exact one. I would be happy to purchase it from your site, just want to make sure I'm getting the correct one.
On the whole, every comparison site I've looked at doesn't really have glowing remarks about any particular mattress – I know it's subjective, but sure is hard to make a decision!
Hi JoBeth,
The Chasity II is in fact, the same as our Twila.
You hear a lot of complaints about mattresses. Almost all are about memory foam and pillowtops.
The only complaints about ultra firm models is that they are too firm. They hold up really well.
This particular model has Stearns & Foster's best specification and contains no memory foam.
It's one of our top picks.
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Jade and Bone Mala
The ancient Chinese believed jade was the essence of heaven and the earth. Jade helps one cherish ones desires and to build ones dreams in this physical reality, inspiring one to accomplishment.
Bone is a traditional material used in malas in both Nepal and Tibet. Bone signifies strength and is said to amplify prana (life force energy.)
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The Sterling Evolution Kosmos VR10 Rope is ready to take you from the gym to the crag. Low impact force and dynamic elongation for a soft catch make the Evolution Kosmos a great starter rope, gym rope and down the road there's no better choice for outdoor top rope projects and first leads.-- Durable, high quality all-purpose climbing rope-- DryCore(TM) treats core yarns to reduce yarn-on-yarn abrasion and moisture absorption-- Low impact force reduces the force onto falling climber and also reduces the force on the top runner-- Dynamic elongation provides a soft lead fall-- A medium hand lets you clip the Evolution Kosmos easily without too much give or play-- Pays out smoothly in a GriGri-- Proudly made in the USA
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So mine are these new fruitings rich,
The simple to the common brings;
I keep the youth of souls who pitch
Their joy in this old heart of things;
Full lasting is the song, though he
The singer passes; lasting too,
For souls not lent in usury,
The rapture of the forward view.
George Meredith.
All deep things are Song. It seems, somehow, the very central essence of us, Song; as if all the rest were wrappages and hulls! the primal element of us; of us, and all things.
Thomas Carlyle.
Ye shall have a song as in the night when a holy feast is kept; and gladness of heart, as when one goeth with a pipe to come unto the mountain of Jehovah.
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28 And Midianitish men, merchants, passed by; and they drew and lifted up Joseph out of the pit, and sold Joseph to the Ishmaelites for twenty silver-pieces; and they brought Joseph to Egypt. | 28 So when the Midianite merchants came by, his brothers pulled Joseph up out of the cistern and sold him for twenty shekels of silver to the Ishmaelites, who took him to Egypt. |
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When preparing for the big night out, selecting your New Years party accessories is just as important as finding the right outfit.
For a holiday that is known for bright and sparkly apparel, the glitzier the piece, the better. This list of bright and shiny baubles will help guide you along your way to achieving the perfect look. From rings to hairbands, there are a myriad of inspirations and choices offered. Only the most glamorous golds, diamonds and statement pieces were selected to ensure that you will look as lively as the party itself.
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The easy, DIY system for group-editing big documents
Need to keep track of who's doing what while collaborating on big documents? You could use a fancy version-control system. Or you could adopt the simple process that Joe Kissell and his colleagues came up with.
Replacing Messages Theater: more screen-sharing alternatives
Recently, Chris Breen offered a couple of suggestions for coping with the loss of screen-sharing tools in Mavericks' version of Messages. Joe Kissell has some additional suggestions of his own.
How to print Office for iPad documents
You can't print directly from Office for iPad (yet). But, with a couple of extra steps and the right apps, it is possible to print Office documents from your tablet.
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Not very long ago starting a blog was as easy as ABC. You needed to know technical aspect of how to start a blog. After that you had to simply publish contents with lot of keywords and promote it everywhere. That's all.
But now there are millions of blogs. Every blog is fully optimized. Thousands of blogs have quality contents. Bloggers are consistently working hard. So how do you stand out with your blog in such a huge crowd? That is why now foundation of your blog counts a lot.
To start a blog you must have a winning strategy
To make a blog on strong foundation you need to thoroughly read:
- Success stories of bloggers
- Interviews of top bloggers
- Tutorials and guides on how to become a successful blogger.
Stuff on the entire above topic is easily available on internet. Most of it is also free. So initially you collect all the free stuff and read it carefully. After that you get answer of following questions from them.
- What are winning strategies of successful bloggers?
- Which strategy most of the bloggers followed to become successful?
- Which strategy is the most fit for you?
Don't be confused with strategy. It is not like a war strategy. It is simply your priority list. What you will do with more focus and what you will just carry.
There are three components of a strategy to start a blog.
- How to optimize organic traffic?
- How to optimize referral traffic?
- How to increase direct traffic?
These are the three vital components of a strategy. If you have loads of traffic on your blog you can earn money with whatever method most fit to your blog. Otherwise without huge traffic you will simply selling your products in an empty market.
So making a strategy to create a blog means how you answer the above questions. What is your priority source of traffic?
Organic traffic: You get organic traffic from search engines. You need to do extensive keyword research. This we will discuss in a subsequent tutorial. You should make smart SEO both on-page and off-page of your each post.
To earn money with Google Adsense and other similar options of PPC (cost per click) organic traffic is the best source of revenue.
Referral traffic: This type of traffic is acquired with social media, blog commenting, guest posting and article submission plus press release. In short all off-page SEO brings referral traffic.
To earn money with CPA (cost per action) and affiliates this type of traffic work well to achieve your monetization goals.
Direct traffic: This is the best option for selling your own products. It means the traffic that directly types URL of your blog in search window and reach at it. Main source of this type of traffic is your emails list that you generate by offering your first product for free in return of a valid email.
So your blog strategy is a combination of following three sub-strategies.
- Content strategy
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
It's Not A Winning Ticket
Someone used my picture without permission! What do I win?
Over the last three years, I've been involved in the copyright infringement case Latimer v. Roaring Toyz, et al. The case has been reported by various photo-industry publications and blogs since it involved a claim of copyright infringement brought by a photographer against several high-profile defendants. Today, the case, which has all the trappings of a morality play, represents a cautionary tale for any photographer who fails to use written agreements or who doesn't understand that a photographer's conduct can create a license (aptly named an implied license). Above all, the case is a lesson in the importance of maintaining realistic expectations in business and litigation.
Every time I recount this tale, I hear the character in the film The War of the Roses, Gavin D'Amato, saying "[w]hen a man who makes $450 an hour wants to tell you something for free, you should listen."
The Genesis Of The Case
The background of the case is relatively straightforward. In January 2006, Kawasaki Motors Corp. U.S.A. engaged Sarasota, Florida-based Roaring Toyz (www.RoaringToyz.com) to customize two ZX-14 motorcycles as part of its introduction of the new model motorcycle. The customized motorcycles were to be displayed together with standard production models during Daytona Bike Week. Although Roaring Toyz did the custom work, it commissioned Ryan Hathaway, an independent artist, to create custom artwork that ultimately appeared on the motorcycles. By late February 2006, Roaring Toyz had nearly finished the customization of the two motorcycles. At about the same time, Kawasaki was completing preparations for the ZX-14 World Press Introduction, which was scheduled to take place in Las Vegas during the last few days of the month.
Kawasaki requested photographs of the customized motorcycles, and the Roaring Toyz marketing director, using a point-and-shoot digital camera, created and sent the requested photographs. After seeing the marketing director's photographs, Kawasaki decided that they wanted better quality photographs of the customized motorcycles so that they could include them in the media kit distributed at the World Press Introduction.
While Roaring Toyz had relationships with a number of photographers in the motorcycle industry, it was trying to promote Todd Latimer, a photographer in Safety Harbor, Fla., who was friendly with some of the people at Roaring Toyz (previously, Latimer had worked as a glamour photographer, but a variety of factors prompted him to look for new subject matter; Roaring Toyz used its contacts in the motorcycle industry to help Latimer receive magazine assignments, including an assignment from 2 Wheel Tuner, to cover the customization of the ZX-14 motorcycles). Roaring Toyz called Latimer and requested that he photograph the customized motorcycles so that Kawasaki could include the images in its media kit. Latimer drove to the Roaring Toyz shop for a photo shoot that started late in the evening and went through to the very early hours of the next morning so that images could be sent to Kawasaki the next day, the deadline for the press kit.
After completing the shoot in the very early hours of the morning, Latimer demanded that Roaring Toyz pay him $800, which was paid (Latimer later claimed that the $800 related to something other than the overnight shoot). Later that morning, Latimer e-mailed photographs of the customized motorcycles to the Roaring Toyz marketing director, who forwarded the images to Kawasaki. In a follow-up e-mail, Latimer asked the marketing director to convey to Kawasaki that Latimer also would like a photo credit, if possible. Kawasaki included five of Latimer's photographs in the media kit together with 110 other images of standard production models.
Some months later, Latimer opened a copy of Cycle World magazine, published by Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S., Inc. (a subsidiary of the world's largest magazine publisher) and discovered that it included two of his images from the overnight shoot together with an article discussing the new motorcycle. A Cycle World representative received Kawasaki's media kit at the World Press Introduction. At about the same time, a number of other magazines published articles about the new motorcycles, including 2 Wheel Tuner, which published photographs from the assignment they had given Latimer.
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Re:Medicalizing Normality (558 comments)
Also, with more awareness, earlier diagnoses, and better therapies, autism/Asperger's isn't as crippling as it used to be for many cases.
I hope everything is going well for your son. My sister was diagnosed with Asperger's in the late 90's when she was in high school. Things were rough in our family for a lot of years, but I hope it's better for most families out there who are going through it now.
Re:Lame (452 comments)
I liked how on the full-page had it said "Your article is loading", as if the ad was only there to fill in the time it takes to load and process the article... In an article about lies...
Re:concept not engineered device (375 comments)
You know it's legit when TFA starts out like this:
Designer Jeabyun Yeon has created something great. Essentially it turns humans into fish.
Sounds very sciencey. I can't wait until I can get turned into a fish, essentially.
Re:ahm. (961 comments)
She was ridiculous. Adam's painful situation was just an excuse for her to publish her op/ed to promote her platform. He wrote some things to vent, and he was in the middle of a very very painful and emotional time. He should be excused if he says some things like that.
But since she is not in the middle of a similar personal crisis, there is little to no excuse for her publicly calling him out on those comments. A graceful, caring person would have thought "I disagree with his overall position and I understand that he's hurting. I shouldn't make a deal about this."
But instead, she has no qualms rushing to the presses to alert the world to what a hateful person she can make him out to be. Her whole article wasn't about the morality of euthanasia, it was about what a terrible person Scott Adams must be. Instead of interpreting his comments the sensible way: ("He wants everybody who disagrees with him to understand the pain of that type of situation"), she makes him out to be a Hitler-esque angry guy who literally wants to kill everyone who disagrees with him.
The part that absolutely floored me was this:
When Adams returned my call...
She called him?!?! She invaded his personal space in his darkest moments of grief to get all political on his ass? What a bitch. I'm sure she didn't do much to change his mind.
Re:A few are still around (419 comments)
A lot of people are saying Redbox is a better replacement, but good luck with that if you want something that didn't just come out recently. And I love Netflix, but it takes a couple of days from the moment you decide what you want to watch before you can get the disc in the mail (assuming the previous rental hasn't already been lost in your house for weeks already), and by that time you might want to watch something else. If Netflix's streaming library can catch up to Blockbuster's in-store inventory, then that could be good.
Re:..and mouse scroll. (326 comments)
I wish I could have those issues... I tried several times to install the update and every time it would install, reboot, start setting things up, then freeze. On rebooting, it would say it was restoring the previous version.
The error code it gives apparently has something to do with either a driver problem or an issue with a startup program (but I tried disabling all startup programs). Windows Update says I'm all up to date on everything, so there's nothing I can really do, unless there's some driver update in the next few weeks, or if MS releases an updated updater (not likely).
Also, this doesn't have much to do with the gripes I listed above, but since Windows Update has been the place to go for service packs and updates to Windows, why don't they just make the 8.1 update available there, instead of in the stupid Windows App store? Most of the time when I've gone to the app store, I can't find anything about the 8.1 update, so instead I have to go to the MS website, where I can click a link to the update in the app store. I get that OS X does their updates through the OS X app store, and MS is trying to gradually turn Windows into a touch-based iOS/Windows Phone-style interface, but it seems like the app store is a stupid place for an update to the entire OS, since other OS-level updates happen through Windows Update.
Re:I wonder (60 comments)
I'm sure it won't matter, since your carrier will pass on whatever call information and data used no matter what OS you're running on the phone. Also, any online services (Facebook, Google, etc.) are doing the same.
Attention to Detail (60 comments)
I love how on Slide 9, he points out the attention to detail... except that in the largest text in the screenshot there's a glaring typo.
Not so much a gripe about Ubuntu Phone (since it's not a released product) as it is about TFA,
Re:It is truly sad... (247 comments)
And also, there is at least some anecdotal evidence that progressives do indeed support IRS bullying of political speech so long as it isn't their speech.
Seriously? Do you not realize that people on either side do indeed support government "bullying of political speech so long as it isn't their speech?" As much as people like Glenn Beck like to say "I may not agree with what you say, but I'll defend to my death your right to say it," the truth is, those same people would (and do) hang their opposition by their words at the first opportunity. If they had the government on their side, they would be happy to do it more.
I always think it's funny when people on either side of the aisle pretend that their own side is the moral side, and would always stand up for values regardless of the situation. There are people on all sides who would do that. And then there are plenty on both sides who do the opposite.
Re:Kind of a biased group? (559 comments)
You didn't read the last half of that sentence... It's not saying virtually all advocates agree that electric cars are better. It's saying that they all agree that the powerplant emissions should be included. In other words, the advocates all agree that electric cars need to be measured by the more rigid standard, which the skeptics already agree with.
Re:'23 Executive Orders' (436 comments)
That's exactly what I came here to post. Anti-Obama folks were really eager before January 16 to talk about how Obama was about to bypass Congress and implement gun control through executive order, and they never corrected themselves after the fact.
Most of the 23 items are about making existing background checks more effective by encouraging (not ordering) government entities to share information better. Many are clarifying what rights and authority different agencies or individuals (such as doctors) already have.
But who needs rational discussion at a time like this?
Re:Licensing & Latency (280 comments)
MHL is HDMI + power, so it is in fact an HDMI connector which support MHL on top of HDMI.
Re:Sen. Wyden. (151 comments)
I'm all for net neutrality, and I think the federal government has to be involved, but I don't think that this bill can really do much about it. Based on the information in the summary, ISPs can use caps for "traffic shaping" but not for profiteering, which sounds good, but how is the government supposed to know what the caps are actually being used for? The ISPs can most likely cook the data in whichever way they need to in order to make the case for traffic shaping. In the meantime the government is still trying to put effort (and more importantly, money) into trying to monitor and enforce the ban on profiteering-based caps.
I don't really think that caps are really something to fight against via legislation... not in the name of net neutrality anyway. I think caps are something that really have to be fought through customer demand. On the other hand, the actual issues that net neutrality is supposed to address are more about how data from certain applications, devices, or content sources gets lower priority than data from the applications, devices of content sources that are "friends" with the ISP.
Re:Linux shouldn't be hard, geek elitism has to go (185 comments)
What this guy said. TFA isn't an attempt to make Linux difficult, it's a difficult crash course on *learning* linux. It should be easy to use, but learning in a difficult way still has a lot of value for people who need to deal with things in a more in-depth way.
Re:I guess I am not nerdy enough... (150 comments)
You don't download it on the client machine. You download and install it on the host machine. When you run it on the host, it runs a web server, which you then access from the client machine via the web browser.
So, assuming you already have it up and running on your server, all you need on your friends' computers is the web browser.
Re:I'd care more... (317 comments)
I doubt the planes themselves have changed that much... When you were a kid, everything around you was bigger, and flying was more novel and planes seemed more *shiny*. Also, people probably didn't travel with laptops when you were a kid (depending on how long ago that was). Now that you're older/taller/fatter, you're more uncomfortable just about anywhere, especially in a tight space, and especially when you have to stay in one spot for hours at a time. Restrooms on planes depend a lot on the type of plane. Small planes have tiny restrooms that are extremely uncomfortable for sitting, standing, or anything else you might do in a bathroom. A 747 or 777, has much more comfortable bathrooms.
I remember being super-excited to fly as a kid, but my parents didn't seem to think it was nearly as amazing... they seemed to dread it. Now that I'm in my 30's and I fly 2-5 times per year (usually one trans-oceanic trip per year) there are a lot of parts I dread, but I still get a little bit excited about getting to the airport, seeing the planes, boarding (even if I do feel like a part of the herd in the process), and taking off/landing. There's something about a giant aluminum tube with wings lifting off the ground that still gives me a little thrill. Hopefully the 787 can take some of the edge off of the more uncomfortable parts of air travel.
Re:Awww yeah aircrack-ng port to Android! (49 comments)
You realize that a 1GHz ARM CPU in your phone isn't nearly as "fast" as a 1GHz x86 CPU, and that a dual core processor also doesn't actually mean it's twice as fast, right?
Re:"Might have" (345 comments)
> "The state's conservative attorney general, Ken Cuccinelli, had, among other things, demanded access to the climatologist's emails, arguing that Mann might have manipulated data and thus defrauded the government in applying for scientific grants."
Ken Cuccinelli *might* beat his wife. I demand access to his wife's medical records.
Really, it doesn't matter if the emails are released or not. If they are not released, then there will be a whole "What are they trying to hide?!?!" campaign. If they are released, then no matter what is in the emails, the conservative pundits will find some sentence fragment to post on their blogs, which will then get posted to facebook and tweeted and retweeted, and it will be played on Fox News and Rush Limbaugh and on Beck and on Hannity, and all of their followers will say "See? We told you something fishy was going on, and this is ABSOLUTE proof!!", even though the actual context of the email would reveal that it proves nothing of the sort.
Here's my go to example of this kind of thing. Here, Glenn Beck (with the help of Utah Republican Congressman Jason Chaffetz) describes a patent held by Fannie Mae that covers a tamper proof outlet cover. The idea is that companies can use these to keep employees from plugging high-power devices into outlets that are on the same circuits as PCs, so that breakers won't trip and unsaved work won't be lost. But what Beck explains is that this will make it so that the government can lock the outlets in your house so that you won't use too much electricity. Beck's explanation doesn't even make sense for so many practical and logistical reasons, but apparently his fans didn't think to question that.
Beck and Chaffetz both claim that the patent itself says that it's for home use, not for commercial or office use, which is exactly opposite of what the text of the patent describes. Not only is the patent text freely available online -- like all patents -- Beck clearly had access to it because he has the diagram from the patent printed out on a large paper, for use as a visual aid. The description in the patent text repeatedly describes the use of the invention in an office environment. The only mention of home use is a comparison to the baby-proofing outlet covers, but the text is clear that the invention is for office use, not in homes. Beck points at the diagram and shows how "they" come into your home and lock the outlet cover in place, so you can't remove it. Completely ignoring that A) it's not for homes, it's for offices; B) "They" is not government agencies, it's the facilities managers who work for the companies that would use this, and C) "You", are the employee that's not supposed to plug stuff in, not the homeowner who just wants to use his own electricity at home.
They also quote a letter that Jason Chaffetz received from Fannie Mae's legal counsel regarding the issue. The letter very plainly explains all of the questions that Beck frames in such a sinister way, even though Beck makes it sound like the lawyer who wrote it was being evasive. If someone were to actually read the letter, they would see very plainly that the patented invention was not invented for anything to do with Climate Change, and that it was designed to prevent data loss on company PCs. Beck goes to great lengths to read a couple of selected lines from the letter, while avoiding the parts that explain everything Beck was trying to question. Beck wasn't reading from cue cards or a teleprompter... He had the entire letter in his hand, with sections of it highlighted. When I see how Beck regards the information which is right in front of him, and dismisses it so he can tell a completely different, unrelated story, it makes me sick. What makes it worse is the fact that my own parents and hundreds of thousands of other people buy into his crap, and think he's saving them from tyrrany. He actually tells you at one point in this video that the patent is scary, just to make sure you know how to feel about the information he's not telling you he's making up.
I realize there are lots of examples of misinformation from pundits, but this was a very clear one I came across why channel surfing one night a couple years ago, and it is somewhat related to the discussion at hand.
The people who are out to try and discredit the climate scientists will use any shred of information they can, regardless of what's right in front of them.
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Russia Beats America Hand-to-Hand
Russian President Vladimir Putin, Jean Claude Van Damme and former Italian
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old competitor was finally defeated there, and Russia showed once again
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Bible Verses About Lips
Bible verses related to Lips from the King James Version (KJV) by Relevance
Psalms 127:3 - Lo, children [are] an heritage of the LORD: [and] the fruit of the womb [is his] reward.
James 3:1-18 - My brethren, be not many masters, knowing that we shall receive the greater condemnation. (Read More...)
Ephesians 4:29 - Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers.
Jude 1:13 - Raging waves of the sea, foaming out their own shame; wandering stars, to whom is reserved the blackness of darkness for ever.
Hebrews 13:15 - By him therefore let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually, that is, the fruit of [our] lips giving thanks to his name.
Galatians 5:13 - For, brethren, ye have been called unto liberty; only [use] not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love serve one another.
Proverbs 12:19 - The lip of truth shall be established for ever: but a lying tongue [is] but for a moment.
Ephesians 5:1-33 - Be ye therefore followers of God, as dear children; (Read More...)
Galatians 5:14 - For all the law is fulfilled in one word, [even] in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
Acts 4:12 - Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
Luke 8:28 - When he saw Jesus, he cried out, and fell down before him, and with a loud voice said, What have I to do with thee, Jesus, [thou] Son of God most high? I beseech thee, torment me not.
Luke 6:31 - And as ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise.
Matthew 15:1-3 - Then came to Jesus scribes and Pharisees, which were of Jerusalem, saying, (Read More...)
Matthew 8:29 - And, behold, they cried out, saying, What have we to do with thee, Jesus, thou Son of God? art thou come hither to torment us before the time?
Matthew 5:1-48 - And seeing the multitudes, he went up into a mountain: and when he was set, his disciples came unto him: (Read More...)
Proverbs 19:5 - A false witness shall not be unpunished, and [he that] speaketh lies shall not escape.
Proverbs 15:18 - A wrathful man stirreth up strife: but [he that is] slow to anger appeaseth strife.
Proverbs 15:1 - A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger.
Psalms 22:1-31 - (To the chief Musician upon Aijeleth Shahar, A Psalm of David.) My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? [why art thou so] far from helping me, [and from] the words of my roaring? (Read More...)
Leviticus 19:12 - And ye shall not swear by my name falsely, neither shalt thou profane the name of thy God: I [am] the LORD.
1 John 4:1 - Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.
1 John 1:9 - If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us [our] sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
James 5:12 - But above all things, my brethren, swear not, neither by heaven, neither by the earth, neither by any other oath: but let your yea be yea; and [your] nay, nay; lest ye fall into condemnation.
1 Timothy 2:4 - Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth.
Colossians 2:8 - Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ.
Mark 5:7 - And cried with a loud voice, and said, What have I to do with thee, Jesus, [thou] Son of the most high God? I adjure thee by God, that thou torment me not.
Matthew 24:51 - And shall cut him asunder, and appoint [him] his portion with the hypocrites: there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Matthew 12:1-50 - At that time Jesus went on the sabbath day through the corn; and his disciples were an hungred, and began to pluck the ears of corn, and to eat. (Read More...)
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My many thanks go out to Azz for this sample which came in an incredibly awesome care package, she is 'the man',er…uh…you know what I mean. So I steeped this up and my mouth was watering. I mean, who doesn't like vanilla. Add to that the residual giddiness I still have after opening my package from Azz (there was even a cool little adjustable measuring spoon and a spongy biscuit that I believe to be Mr Bill and teas that convince me she has telepathic powers).
Then the phone rang. ARGH!…and it was important.
So between distracted sips I can tell you I got some vanilla. It tastes buttery and creamy, though mouthfeel(TeaEqualsBliss word) is not creamy- it's a little astringent. If you've read many of my notes I'm picky about astringency so this may not be a factor to many of you. Also, it's not super dry/bitter or anything like that, just a little dryness on the tongue.
There's a sweetness on the inside of my cheeks, which is where the lingering sweet aftertaste is as well. I seem to taste a bit of nutmeg coming through. I still can't get over how much vanilla I taste, I can't imagine adding sugar to this already sweet drink.
Luckily for me this is one of those cases where I have enough left to do another note later. My appologies that this note is a flop, I am disappointed at getting a phone call and I'm sure it shows.
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text: Make Your Own Bunting Kit by Love Me Sew £15$28.61€19.75$25.11 In stock £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 mainland UK delivery - Order now and receive this item on or before Friday 30 January £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 mainland UK deliveryEstimated delivery: 2-5 days International delivery available stylestyle (required)Girls Pink HeartsSky Blue and Pink Floral/SpotBlue and Green Floral/Spotstyle (required)Girls Pink HeartsSky Blue and Pink Floral/SpotBlue and Green Floral/Spotstyle (required)Girls Pink HeartsSky Blue and Pink Floral/SpotBlue and Green Floral/Spotstyle (required)Girls Pink HeartsSky Blue and Pink Floral/SpotBlue and Green Floral/Spot quantity by Love Me Sew Location: West Yorkshire, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller Make Your Own Case For Ipad Kit £14$26.71€18.43$23.44 Make Your Own Coin Purse Kit £10$19.07€13.16$16.74 Make Your Own Phone Case Kit £12$22.89€15.80$20.09 Make Your Own Christmas Stocking Kit £15$28.61€19.75$25.11 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS CUSTOMER REVIEWS DELIVERY RETURNS ask seller a question Make your own beautiful bunting. Brighten up any room or garden, or decorate a wedding or party with your very own hand-made bunting. This Bunting Craft Kit comes in a range of colours and fabric prints, and contains everything required to make bunting, including a template and instructions. These beautifully designed and packaged craft kits also make a great gift for sewing enthusiast, and come in a range of difficulty levels suitable for all sewing abilities. Other items needed to make up the kit are highlighted on the packaging and include: a sewing machine, scissors, tailor's chalk, pins and needles, and an iron and ironing board. Difficulty rating: 1 of 4 Make Your Own Bunting Kits are available in four styles: Boys, Girls, Sky Blue and Pink Floral, and Blue and Green Floral. made from: Each Bunting kit contains three fat quarters of 100% cotton fabric (with the exception of the Boys bunting pack whereby the fabric is polycotton). Machine wash fabric in warm water with light colours, do not bleach or dry clean, warm iron. dimensions: Makes 9 flags. Finished length of bunting: 260cm. Dimensions of box: 16.4cm x 26cm x 3.5cm product code: 240914 2 customer reviews Wed 18 Dec 2013 Very happy with product Mon 16 Sep 2013 Bought it as a birthday present, so I don't actually know how the inside of the box was or what was contained in it, so I've only put 'Good'. However, I loved the packaging. I was expecting just the kit box, but when I took it out the bag it was all wrapped in brown paper with a nice pretty string wrapped in a bow around it. It saved me having to wrap it ! read about our product rating system ratings guide trusted independent customer feedbackforum excellent bad good poor This product is dispatched to you by Love Me Sew. MAINLAND UK order now and receive this item on or before price Standard Delivery Friday 30 January £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 NON-MAINLAND UK estimated delivery price Highlands & Islands of Scotland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 Northern Ireland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 Other UK Islands 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £4.95$9.44€6.51$8.28 INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY estimated delivery price Western Europe 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £11.50$21.94€15.14$19.25 Rest of Europe 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £11.50$21.94€15.14$19.25 USA & Canada 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £18.50$35.29€24.35$30.97 Far East & Australasia 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £19.50$37.20€25.67$32.64 Rest of the world 5-14 daysfrom dispatch £19.50$37.20€25.67$32.64 You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item. Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty. Read more about our returns policy.Should you choose to return or exchange your order you will need to deliver the item(s) to the UK, where this seller is based. Love Me Sew's return policy